Sentence examples for five something from inspiring English sources

He was hooked the moment he heard Mood Indigo on his grandparents' wireless set at the age of five: "Something about it made my ears tingle".

Their figures varied but were all measured in millions, one enthusiastic chap claiming as many as five – something of a stretch given that Nairobi's entire population is only around three million.

That's because midway through writing point number five – something deep about intersectional fourth-wave feminism – I was struck by the biggest lesson of all: I have, in truth, learned absolutely nothing from Love Island.

One eight-year-old girl wrote to police three years after her rape to say: "When I was five something very bad happened and it was your job to make sure he was properly dealt with and punished.

A year, or two, something like that.

"Somewhere between one and three — something that's manageable," Ms. Johnson said.

In the next decade or two, something else magnificent will happen.

"One in a hundred thousand, something like that?" he asks.

Yet through melding the two something revelatory occurred.

Or maybe play the odd weekend in three, something like that.

I assume they were installed when the house was built, a hundred something years ago.